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Originally Posted by svandamme
If it was around here, i'de buy it and put a nice walnut stock on it.
Like so :
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note HOW LOW bottom rifle scope is MOUNTED!!!!!!!
this is KEY! very very very IMPOTENT!
medium rings high rings are a joke and a stroke!
you do not want some mega 50mm objective scope(fat end closest to muzzle) on these.
you want to mount scope as LOW AS YOU CAN TO BARREL!
once scope mount installed correctly(1913 picatinny is best), you want to get your rings mounted correctly. this IS KEY! DONT FEEK THIS UP!
get correct scope alignment install tools. lay each in each ring until you have pointy ends touching DEAD NUTZ! tighten rings down. then lay scope in. put top ring half on with blue loctite, then torque TORX to mfg specs alternating across from one another just as you torque lugs nuts. then mark them with wifeys RED nail polish.
then laser bore sight and set your reticle up.
sight in for 200yds, write down "comeups" for 168gr federal BTHP's and slap on inside of stock under cheek piece for reference. leupold 1/2"MOA =1=click windage and elevation.
WOOD STOCKS ARE A JOKE plain and simple. any change in humidity/temp/altitude etc etc etc will CHANGE YOUR ZERO! and thats why mcmillian does what they do. and thats why a mcmillian stock will OUT SHOOT ANY WOOD STOCK ANY DAY OF THE WEEK MONTH YEAR OVER AND OVER!
do ya see any wood stocks on the USA SHOOTING TEAM??????????? let alone in combat? let alone at a MATCH?